New miniature notepad, quick creepy sketch. Every day I’m shufflin’.

Easter morning ride out to the beaches… can’t think of a better way to spend a Sunday.

“How can any man be weak who dares to be at all?” - Henry David Thoreau

I uploaded my first illustration for purchase on Society6 this morning. It is now available as a digital print, stretched canvas, stationary card set or iPhone case. I will also be making a very limited screen print run for this design some time very soon and will post info on that later. But for now, check it out!

http://society6.com/brkyrd

I haven’t posted here in ages but I figure I’m going to start using it again from time to time. Kicking things off with a photo taken by my friend Ashley Rowe back in January.

100km+ makes for a sunburnt and exhausted Sean. Glad I did it, but damn.

This is my own personal Mecca, the Pez factory in Orange, CT.

Haven’t posted in ages, so here is my first attempt at a watercolor based illustration. It’s a childhood rendering of my friend Larry Ransom, and after doing it and speaking with another friend of mine, I believe we’re going to be working on a children’s book together later this year. Needless to say, I’m pretty excited about the prospect.

A quick sketch for what will soon be the low ceiling sign above the stairwell at Thirsty & Miserable. And yes, it was drawn on the back of a passport application. Take that government agency!

After 25 hours of work, my first attempt at sign painting is complete. This piece is for Thirsty & Miserable, a bar set to open in Kensington Market next week. It took a little time, but I’m quite happy with the outcome.

For additional photos, click here.

Check them out on Facebook and if you happen to live in the Toronto area, pop in when the door opens to the public by the end of the month!